The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26
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Services al the Baptist church tomorrow.
Do, " NcE.rIane VIII vreaca at kicn-

Rev. j. n. McEarllne VIII preach III hich-
mOnd to. morrow.
Elder G. W. Terrell will preach at the
Christian church tomorrow morning and
The protracted meeting at the Baptist
church at Odessa closes to-day. There nave
been ~niuteeen additions.
Elder q. W. Terrell preached a good SER
mon to a good congregation, at the Baptist
on Thanksgiving day.
Regular services at the Methodist churcl
Tomorrow, Sunday, morning and even ng.
Rev. W. 4. Mcclure, pastor.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Tomorrow morning at ii O'Clock.
Sunday school at the usual hour. $3.50.
There will be services al the German
Evangelical church, tomorrow, at 1889 Il. III.
and : p. M. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet at the residence of Dr. L.
III. Chambers next Tuesday evening at two
O'Clock.
Services at the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row morning at IL O'Clock and evening at
I O'Clock. Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn, ID. d.,
officiating.
Y. M. G. A. tomorrow, at 3 p. m. at the
Presbyterian church. Subject, 1.-THE Way"
st. John 14:6; Heb. 1920. Mr.. a. ID. Ken
needy will lead.
Services at Second BAPTIST church Color
ed) every Sunday ut IL u. m and 8 p. IN.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday at s, p. m. w. Ii.
Howard, pastor.
vn,o .tIAI arSpn,1tv of paSth has Vntnd
to present 10 the pope an address signed bv
1,50O, 900 msn and Sc 900 women. The church
collections to be presented Herewith to the
pope amount to $4,000.
Rev. r.. L. Powell, missionary of the
Lafayette and johnson Baptist Association,
will preach at the Baptist church to morrow
morning at II O'Clock, and at the chapel IN
| East Lexington in the evening at I O'Clock.
Lexington distrIct-Thos. NJ. Cobb,P. E.
Miami and Mt. Carmel, %, 81; LaNIonte
| circuit. Dec. 3, 4; Elmwood and Grand Pass,
| 10, IL; Chilhowie circuit, Il. is; Warrens-
burg station, II, IS; Corder circuit, "A 20.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, a. M; Sunday services 81 and 100
o'clock, a. NJ, and d O'Clock, p. M. Rev.. j.
j. Lilly, officiating. Excepting on the last
Sunday in the month when Father Lilly
holds service at Wellington.
The Y. NJ. C. A. is preparing, as we have
already mentioned, to have Il local habitation,
rooms where there may be a lib Try and an
auditorium. These have been s. ,ured in the
elegant building of the Morrison-W Wentworth
bank, the second story of which is to be
Rev. j. Kimball, the Unitarian minister OF
Hartford. Conn, was saved from expul-
sion from his pulpit by the ladies of his con
sregation. receiving eleven majority in favor
Of his retention in a vote OF eishty-seVen.
Mr.. Kimballs Offense was the likening the
Chicago anarchists to Christ.
especially arranged for the purposes desired
Two subscriptions have been taken to defray
so far as may be the first years expenses ,one
as a private subscription aud the other at
mass meeting at the Methodist church. The
private subscription was as toliOws:-Jo. L.
Afford, 50; A. j. ". Ahrens, 10; S. j.
Andrew, 4; Howard Atkinson. 2; Prof
Blanton, 10; J.. G. Crenshaw, 5; Frank S.
Caples, 10; Thos. Fletcher, l; W. j. Howe
%; j. r. Moorehead, 10; Z. P. Rylaud, >;
j. d. %Shewalter, 3; Prof. Sellers, 10; w. c,
Stewart, 3; E. NJ. Taubman, 10; W. b. Will
son, 5; ". Il. Waddell, 10; Chris. Walk, 3;
j. G. Worthington, 3; Rev. G. l.. Levburn
10; S. N. Wilson. |: FL. ID. Greer. .; w. X,
Quarles, 1; Frank LambOrn, /; w. Il. Boil
ton, 5; j. D.. Conner 5; Lewis Neale, /; San
Hays, 2; Reid Moreland, l; A. o. Ken nedy
8; j. II. Sender, .: Miss Floyd Searcey, /
Miss 1fllie Hollis, /; total, S1S1. The sub.
s~criptiOn made at the public meeting WAS
Robt. Taubman, $50; f. Winsor, 10; NJ. F
Royle, 10; Mrs. S. A. Moorehead, 10; J
w. Waddeli, 10; W. L. Mcclure, 10
j. ID. Conner. 10, W. f. Kerdolff, Jr., 10
Z. B. Vaughan. 10; Judge Il. Field, 10; Mrs
Richard Field, 10; B. h. Ireland, 10; Prot
i, BlantOu, 10; ThOs. Williams, 10; II. NJ
, Mcintyre, 10; JAS. Eckie, 10: Mrs. Johl
3 Waddell, 10; 10. Edmonds. 3; SIS. Reedel
5; j. b. Silver, .; Mrs. Juliet Findlay, .
a Miss 8. Floyd Searcey, >; Geo. Hutchisor
, 5; Mrs. DIR. q. W. Young, 2 80; DR.. Cham
p bers, . 80; +. Morath, 2 90; Miss S. NJ
Andrew, 1; Mrs. Ed. .Ahrens. l; Miss Grac
Findiay, l so; Mrs. 7. NJ. Cobb. 1; Mrs. E.. A
n Eckle, l; VIM. Young, 5; Mrs. T. c. Cren
h shaw, 9; Miss Jennie Grimes, 1; Prof. Il.
h Demand, 3; Miss Myrtle Harding, 1; 10:
htlOEu, l., w. ~ Du1Cdhs L Az S'
Andrew. 1; John Erskine, 1; Miss Liz
Hutchinson, L; Mrs. E. Green, l; Miss Ma
d Peak, 1; Miss Kate Hollis, L; d. w.
Tevis, 1; DR.. Wellington Adams, l; Mi
N Grace Stanley, 2; Miss Ida Monroe, l; Mi
Mary Bryant, 3; Miss Harriet Blackburn,
Miss Irene Hensley, 1; Miss Lulu Piper,
,e A. w. Smith, L; NJ. j. Chinn, .; Miss Gu
n rena Hanks, 1; Mrs. VIM. Shacklett, 1; NJ
Jennie Shacklett, l; E. A. s.. l; Miss Liz
Young, =; Miss Eivessa Knight, L; Miss !
of f. Hollis, /; Miss Anderson, 1; Mi
Birdie Hawkins, /; Miss Sallie Ley burn.
Miss Mamie Shaw. 1; Jos. Ede!en, l; JC
az Grady, l; Ed. Baer, 1; E. Allen, Jr., 1
Mrs. VIM. Eatherton. /; Blanche Harper,
80 Mrs. +. Il. Hill, 1; Miss Fannie Stewart,
of Miss Matte Young, /; Miss Mamie Gordo
1; Miss Annie Crowley, /; Miss Bes:
I'd Howe. l; Mrs. Jno. COwie, /; Miss FAM
a Greer, 1; Mrs. Mary Thornton, /; B.
,JI John. 3; Mira. H. NJ. Richardson, l; l..
Schneider, l; Miss Emma Hamlet, /; Nj
e. Ella Clagett, /; Miss Matti Melton. /; NJ
or Davis, L: Geo. Il. Edmonds. l; Miss Maga
- Spears, /; Mrs. Bywater, L; Miss PAUL.
ClarksOn, l; Miss Annie Kingsbury, /: II
Lizzie Graves, l; Miss CORA Code, l; NJ
bio Lulu Lloyd. /; Mss Sal!ie Smith, /; "
Duke, 1; Jno. Wingale, L; Miss Bette w;
n dell Miss Eddie WInsor,l; Miss Ella Nickt
1; JAS. Nickel, /, total, $3.50 SO; total y
M vate subscription, SlS1, grand total, Fjll
n This sum will enable the young gentleu
who have this most excellent work in la
he to fit themselves up for 1t in a very suita
ad manner. Some of the subscriptions Ia
on not yet been paid. they should be hand
i'm to Mr.. f. 5. Caples. the secretrry, at on
re The thing that will be needed the most
render the rooms permanently attractive
a good library and reading room, To obts
he this the people of Lexington can very mate
tally assist by looking over their be
elf shelves and giving to the association evt
.al suitable book that they can spare. No III
=" ter what you have already done. be sure
an consider that you should contribute at lr
re- one volume to the Y. NJ. G. A. IibraTy-alI
ISIS us, men and women, Old aud young. T
books can be handed TO the secretary - "
rds as the money due from subscriptions. T
.p- book matter is not Il suggestion of The SOC
of ty. which would probably not like 50 st
he again to appeal to the public, bat : made
of Us As feeling the necessity, and believing
to be MI easy and practicable was 10 aid
am good work. The names OF the donors
,se- books will he c|;eeriulIy printed 10y
les, newspapers.
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